This Day in History on Business and Economics

Browsing: Business and Economics

Why Email Marketing Is So Important for Small Businesses

By Iuliia Nesterenko on February 24, 2020 Business and Economics, September 23

A Brief History On September 23, 1983, The MCI Mail service was launched as the first commercial email service to use the internet. Nowadays, it may look like big corporations have a bigger budget and, as a result, more marketing tactics and resources (designers, programmers, translators, etc.) to benefit from email marketing; however, small businesses can also capitalize on this communication channel due to its versatility and flexibility. While it may take multinational companies much time to resonate with local customers, small brands can faster build close relationships with communities through more personal communication and human-like campaigns. Let us take…

5 Unique Gifting Ideas to Surprise Your Partner

By Abdul Alhazred on February 19, 2020 Business and Economics, Lifestyle

A Brief History Valentine’s Day might be gone but since it was a weekday, many people have not gotten the chance to celebrate it, thus the celebration being pushed at the weekend; however, it is not as if you have to wait for this special day to gift someone your love and affection, because really, what is a much better symbol of affection than gifts and presents? You can, instead, give it whenever you feel like it. Given below are some of the most meaningful gifts that you can incorporate in your celebration. Your partner is bound to be surprised…

What is the Greatest Bitcoin Revolution?

By Abdul Alhazred on February 17, 2020 Business and Economics

A Brief History Nowadays, if you are not a big fan of digital currencies, and have doubts about it, the first question that will probably come to your mind is if you already have a stable currency and you are sure why. Using original price has been a common sentiment among all the new users of this currency, but if you look at the trends you will start to realize that as time goes on, digital currencies are becoming increasingly accepted in any market. Making way especially when we start talking about BitCoin. Although it does not exist alone, it…

7 Simple Ways to Prepare Your Home For Sale

By Abdul Alhazred on February 17, 2020 Business and Economics, Home Improvement

A Brief History The time has come, the research begins, and you are left wondering how to execute a timely and efficient home sale. Is your head spinning yet? Preparing a home for sale is a huge journey to embark on, and one that you will want to be prepared for. Knowing what steps to take and when to take them will save you a headache and a mighty expense, so let us cover these 7 simple ways to prepare your home for sale. Digging Deeper 1. Clean your house Your house needs to be immaculate for sale, in fact, it…

Industrial Waste Blows up Louisville Streets!

By Major Dan on February 13, 2020 Business and Economics, February 13, Politics

A Brief History On February 13, 1981, an incredible 13 miles of sewers and streets in Louisville, Kentucky blew up, the explosion caused by the detonation of hexane gas vapors. Even more incredibly, no people were killed, although 4 were injured. The Louisville Sewer Explosion is exactly why we cannot trust industry to “do the right thing.” Digging Deeper Hexane gas is not your normal sewer gas that you might have heard referred to in the past, but the product of industrial waste illegally dumped by giant feed and animal food company Ralston-Purina. The Ralston-Purina plant located in Louisville processes…